We sell digital game keys, downloadable content, subscriptions, gaming credit and related products. The product page states the product type, platform and known region limitations. You are responsible for selecting a product compatible with your account, platform and country.
3. Prices and payment
The total price shown at checkout includes applicable tax where we have verified the tax treatment. Payments are processed securely by Stripe. We do not store complete card details.
4. Immediate delivery
By confirming checkout, you expressly request that delivery of the digital content begins immediately after payment and acknowledge that any statutory withdrawal right can be lost once delivery has begun, where applicable law permits. Your statutory rights for defective or misdescribed products are not affected.
5. Delivery and account security
Delivery is made through a private order page. Keep the order link and activation key confidential. Do not share or resell a key unless the product terms expressly allow it.
6. Refunds and support
Our refund policy explains when a refund can be made. Contact support before attempting chargebacks so we can investigate invalid or undelivered products.
7. Governing law
These terms are governed by Norwegian law. Mandatory consumer rights in your country remain applicable.
LEGAL
Privacy policy
What we collect and why we need it.
Pre-launch privacy information. A final controller address, organisation number and retention review are required before real sales.
Controller
Loddo AS operates G-Keys. Privacy requests can be sent to support@g-keys.com.
Data we process
We process your email, selected and billing country, order contents, payment identifiers, delivery status, support correspondence, security logs and fraud signals. Stripe processes card information. Kinguin supplies product and delivery data. Hostinger provides email and infrastructure services.
Purposes and legal basis
We use the data to perform the purchase contract, deliver products, prevent fraud, comply with accounting and tax obligations, handle support, and protect the service. We do not sell personal data.
Retention
Order and accounting records are retained for the period required by law. Records needed for EU OSS reporting may need to be retained for ten years. Short-lived security and administrator login records are retained only as necessary to protect the service.
International processing
Some suppliers may process information outside Norway or the EEA. We require an appropriate legal transfer mechanism where applicable.
Your rights
Depending on applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or object to processing. You may also complain to the Norwegian Data Protection Authority.
Local storage
The site stores your selected country, shopping bag and private order shortcut in your browser. These are necessary for the shopping experience and are not advertising cookies.
SUPPORT
Refund policy
Clear rules for digital delivery.
Before delivery
If payment was taken but no key has been purchased or delivered, contact us promptly. We can normally cancel and refund the order after verifying its state.
After a key is delivered
A delivered or revealed digital key normally cannot be returned for a change of mind. This is because the product can no longer be reliably resold. This does not limit your rights if the key is invalid, materially misdescribed or not compatible with the region and platform shown at purchase.
Invalid keys
Contact support@g-keys.com with your order reference and the activation error. Never send the full key in an untrusted channel. We may ask for screenshots and activation details to verify the issue with the supplier.
Refund timing
Approved refunds are submitted to the original payment method. Banks and card issuers can take several business days to display the credit.
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Development watch
The Witcher IV: What Is Officially Confirmed So Far
The Witcher IV has a trailer, a protagonist and a public technology demonstration, but it does not yet have every detail players need for a purchase decision. Treating a tech demonstration as a shipping feature list is the easiest way to form the wrong expectations.
G-Keys editorial desk5 min read
The confirmed foundation
CD Projekt presents The Witcher IV as the beginning of a new saga with Ciri at its centre. The public technology demonstration follows her through a previously unseen area of Kovir and focuses on the systems intended to support a reactive open world.
That establishes direction, setting and technology. It does not establish a final combat system, frame-rate target, quest structure or the exact appearance of the released game.
Why the tech-demo label matters
The studio explicitly identifies the presentation as a technical demonstration and not actual gameplay from the final title. Technology demos can show rendering, crowds, animation pipelines and world-streaming goals while using scenarios that change before release.
A good reader should separate “the engine can demonstrate this” from “the finished game will contain this exact sequence.”
What buyers should wait for
A durable store listing needs a confirmed platform, edition, region and delivery date. Until CD Projekt publishes those details, a product that appears to promise a key should be treated cautiously. Wishlists and news updates are appropriate; an unsupported preorder is not.
Where to continue the series today
Players who want to explore the universe now can compare currently available Witcher games and editions. Check whether a listing is the base game, a complete edition or DLC, and use the edition guide before adding it to your bag.
This guide is written and maintained by G-Keys from primary publisher and platform documentation. Product availability and service rules can change, so verify the linked source before purchase.
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